Introduction of liberal arts major in Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland

Trinity College of University of Dublin (/ie/tcd) is located in Dublin, Ireland. 1592 was built by Queen Elizabeth I, and by the18th century, it had basically formed its present scale. The college covers an area of 40 mu, and the buildings in each period form their own phalanx, which is quite characteristic of the times. Trinity College is a comprehensive university with 7 colleges and 70 departments. It is one of the famous universities in Europe with strong scientific research strength. There are six colleges under the College, namely: Engineering College, Business Economics and Society College, Life Science College (with Nursing Branch), Natural Science College, Humanities College and Literature Department. Each department has complete undergraduate, postgraduate, master's and doctoral courses. Liberal arts major

Students of Trinity College of Dublin University can study not only one major, but also a second major at the same time, and finally get a double bachelor's degree. Unless otherwise specified, all courses are almost four-year, and awarded the title of Bachelor of Arts (Bachelor of Law, Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of Theory, Bachelor of Drama Studies). Most liberal arts courses have opportunities to study abroad, especially in German, computer and linguistics departments. Students study abroad in the third year.

1. Department of Economics

Help students join the business community to understand the economic laws, grasp the market dynamics and further understand the policy connotation. Interpretation of various social problems and whether European integration is good or bad. Almost all of this subject is set as a double degree, so students can learn more substantial and practical knowledge. Students can choose French or German courses in the first two years, so they can study in European countries in the third year.

2. Department of Arts and Fine Arts

Pure art course. Students can learn various artistic skills, such as painting and sculpture. From ancient Greece to the most modern works of art, you can draw models and learn about the research and development history of various styles and genres. Students can often go to art galleries, museums and other fields for research. The department has exchange programs for studying abroad, and students can go to Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Pisa and other places to study.

3. Law school

This is a very sought-after major with good employment opportunities. Students have a strong memory and the ability to think and solve problems. Careful thinking, strong logic, and free use of language. Students have discussion classes, but they need to spend more time in the library. Students are required to write papers and case studies regularly.